LowerWesty
LowerWesty
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So that was the problem, we were held at the bottom of the ramp going up to the bridge over the rarailway by a young gentleman, who at one point completely lost it and was actually screaming at the fans.
Once again there was no organisation, no explanation was given and those going to the University car parks were corralled with those being prevented from catching the Lewis train. After a heated discussion my disabled daughter was allowed to lean against the side rails, but was prevented from going up the ramp. In the end a manager appeared and eventually managed to separate the queues and we were able to progress.
It amazes me that it was not foreseen that preventing access to the Lewis trains would cause a major problem, especially if those going to the University were not segregated.
Simples?
Sent from my Hudl
1045 to Lewes. Train queue was the longest and slowest I have ever seen it and we left straight away after clapping players off. The 8 car train just after 10 left half empty much to the frustration of those of us queuing on the zigzags. There were 4 stewards vetting everyone going on to the platform, one woman with a clipboard seemed to be all but taking everyones' names! The Brighton queue had cleared before the Lewes one was half cleared. People on my train back to Lewes just made the (last?) connection to HH/London.
Anyway, great win and much respect to the OP - how much does the train cost you?
PG
So that was the problem, we were held at the bottom of the ramp going up to the bridge over the rarailway by a young gentleman, who at one point completely lost it and was actually screaming at the fans.
Once again there was no organisation, no explanation was given and those going to the University car parks were corralled with those being prevented from catching the Lewis train. After a heated discussion my disabled daughter was allowed to lean against the side rails, but was prevented from going up the ramp. In the end a manager appeared and eventually managed to separate the queues and we were able to progress.
It amazes me that it was not foreseen that preventing access to the Lewis trains would cause a major problem, especially if those going to the University were not segregated.
Simples?
Sent from my Hudl